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Monument to Samuel Browne

Sir Samuel James Browne (1824-1901)

Learn about the monument to Sir Samuel James Browne and the East India Company, with this piece written by Monna Matharu.

Monument to Thomas Dundas

Thomas Dundas

Learn about the monument to Thomas Dundas (1750-94).

Monument to John Moore

John Moore

Learn about the monument to John Moore (1761-1809).

Patrick Craig conducting a choir

Gifts and Stars: Epiphany reflections

Patrick Craig writes about the rich and surprising gifts that Epiphany, the culmination of the Christmas season, brings, and of its wonderful music.

Monument to Charles Cornwallis

Charles Cornwallis,1st Marquess Cornwallis (1738-1805)

Learn about the monument to Charles Cornwallis,1st Marquess Cornwallis, and the East India Company with this piece written by Fawzia Mahmood.

Monument to John Jervis

John Jervis

Learn about the monument to John Jervis (1735-1833).

Monument to Robert Faulknor

Robert Faulknor

Learn about the monument to Robert Faulknor (1763-95).

choristers boys sharing candle light christmas

Ways to donate

From helping to maintain our beautiful building, to funding the music programme, there are a number of ways to donate to us.

Pipework of the great organ

The organs

Learn about the origins of our magnificent Grand Organ, and find the specifications of our other organs.

Faith on the line

Reflections on being a Chaplain to the Armed Forces from Revd Adéle Rees CF for the month of May as we remember VE Day 80 years on.

Martin stands at a microphone in the Wren Suite

Living the Psalms today

Martin Wroe explores the Psalms, considers psalms and poetry, and reflects on their relevance for our life today.

A still from the film in which Morwenna stands in the Wren Suite speaking to an audience

We believe... The Nicene Creed 1,700 years on

Morwenna Ludlow gives a very brief history of how the Creed of Nicaea came to be, what it sought to address, and how it relates to other creeds and early statements of faith.

volunteer tour guides speaking on cathedral floor

Staff and volunteer information

Key information for staff and volunteers

volunteer broderers smiling together

Volunteer with us

Join our sociable and supportive community of volunteers and be surrounded by incredible architecture, history, collections and faith in the heart of the City.

Richard is a white man with short grey hair and black rimmed glasses. He wears a clerical collar and black shirt under a casual light jacket and stands holding onto the wooden railing of a boat or a jetty on a lake. The shoreline in the distance has trees, and some buildings, and there are mountains in the distant background. The sky is pale blue with some clouds and the sun is shining on Richard.

Advent Reflections from Jerusalem

Richard Sewell, Dean of St George's College in Jerusalem, reflects on Advent in the Holy Land.

The Triforium of St Paul's Cathedral

Public Triforium tour

A one-hour tour of our Triforium. A great option if you have been to St Paul's before and want to go behind the scenes to see more of the Cathedral.

The Triforium of St Paul's Cathedral

Public Triforium tour

A one-hour tour of our Triforium. A great option if you have been to St Paul's before and want to go behind the scenes to see more of the Cathedral.

the quire mosaics with light coming through windows

'Luminous' by Luxmuralis FAQ

Coming to see 'Luminous' by Luxmuralis? Here’s what you need to know.

A Friend of St Paul's Cathedral working on the roof of the building

Harry Sharr: St Paul's Works Department

A profile of Harry Sharr, a founding member of the Friends.

Image of Choir and audience during a performance of Messiah

Handel’s Messiah returns to St Paul’s after two-year pause

St Paul’s announces Handel’s Messiah on 30th March 2022, the first time the concert has been performed at St Paul’s Cathedral since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.